Turn signal socket & Window motor
The turn signal socket, you can go to an autoparts store and buy the socket. What I did was just cut off the socket. There's three colored wires. Just spliced the matching wires. That was it
The window motor on the other hand...
Here is a writeup I used when doing mine...
http://shbox.com/page/windowmotor.html
http://www.fbodyonline.com/rear-side...nector-how-to/
As far as the window motor, just follow the how-to posted earlier.
http://www.fbodyonline.com/rear-side...nector-how-to/
As far as the window motor, just follow the how-to posted earlier.
no reason to cut and splice,
This walkthrough is easy to follow. It worked great for me for 5 years before I sold the car.
Ryan
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ps- when changing your sockets, dont do it from underneath from the access doors. pop the headlights and remove the bezel; youll have a lot more room to work with and you wont be on your back. before you take everything apart, make a diagram and write down where each color wire goes and how the new socket go backs together. i usually make dash marks and i line them up when i put it back together.
pss- when changing window motor, use a 6"-8" length of 2x4 to hold your window up. just stick it between the window glass and the bottom portion of the door.
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no reason to cut and splice,
This walkthrough is easy to follow. It worked great for me for 5 years before I sold the car.
Ryan
ps- when changing your sockets, dont do it from underneath from the access doors. pop the headlights and remove the bezel; youll have a lot more room to work with and you wont be on your back. before you take everything apart, make a diagram and write down where each color wire goes and how the new socket go backs together. i usually make dash marks and i line them up when i put it back together.
pss- when changing window motor, use a 6"-8" length of 2x4 to hold your window up. just stick it between the window glass and the bottom portion of the door.
no reason to cut and splice,
This walkthrough is easy to follow. It worked great for me for 5 years before I sold the car.
Ryan




